Inveruglas

Moving on, once again, we had decided to do some free camping by the side of Loch Lomond. In the summer months there are restrictions as to where you can go, and we ended up being allocated a spot next to the Loch at Inveruglas.
On our way we passed over Rannoch Moor which was beautiful, then stopped off at the Falls of Falloch, where we hoped to walk a further section of the West Highland Way. Unfortunately the path was inaccessible at this side of the river and it was impossible to cross the river from this location.
We visited Luss, another beautiful village on the side of the Loch. There were a couple of circular walks to do, one of which led us onto the Faerie Trail, a walk designed to entertain families visiting the village.
We bagged a decent overnight spot in the designated parking area next to the Loch and were joined overnight by a number of other campers, one an Austrian gentleman who entertained us with his caravan. He spent ages manoeuvering his van backwards and forwards and waiting for others to move until he found his desired spot. A peaceful and scenic spot to spend the night.Leia mais